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What is the term for the procedure enabling voters to remove an official from office by calling for a special election?
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What reform gave voters the power to remove an elected official by calling for a special election?
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Describe the correct procedure for calling a meeting of the Secretary before and after a Consultative Committee meeting and state the points you would bear in mind in writing up the minutes afterwards?
describe correct procedure for calling a meeting
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